The Jobs That Land Here
Whole-house and estate
A house has to be emptied, usually against a closing date or a family timeline. Furniture, appliances, decades of stored belongings, garage and attic and shed.
The crew works room by room and sets aside anything flagged as keep before it goes near a container.
Hoarding situations
Handled without commentary and without an audience. Unmarked equipment where that matters. The pace is set by the household or by whoever is coordinating, not by an hourly meter.
General debris, spoiled food, and heavy soiling are within scope. Every job is reviewed before pricing, so anything unusual is addressed at the estimate stage.
Foreclosure and preservation
For agents, lenders, and property managers across Horry County. Trash-outs, secured-property clearing, and turnover work with documentation as needed.
Timelines on these are usually fixed, so scheduling gets confirmed in writing.
Downsizing and move-outs
Common in Little River, Carolina Forest, and the 55+ communities. A four-bedroom house has to fit into a two-bedroom condo and the remainder has to go.
Frequently paired with scrap metal removal when appliances make up a large share of the load.
Why There Is No Price List on This Page
Every other service on this site has published rates. This one does not, and the reason is that a house cleanout has no standard unit.
Volume, weight, access, stairs, the number of crew days, and how many dumpster loads the property generates all vary enormously between two houses of identical square footage.
What you get instead is a real number before anything starts.
Send photos
Text them to (843) 453-2333, or schedule a free on-site estimate. On-site is the better option for anything past a single room, and it costs nothing.
Get a custom flat quote
One number for the job as scoped, not a per-hour rate with an open end.
Scope changes get re-quoted
If the job grows, you get the new number before the work continues, never as a surprise at the end.
The same rules as any other job
Dumpster tonnage, the $30 surcharge items and the prohibited-material list all apply and are itemized in the quote. Paint, dirt, concrete and raw garbage are refused.
What Discretion Actually Means Here
Arrival is kept quiet
Staging and timing are arranged to draw as little attention as the property allows.
Photos stay private
Photos are used for the estimate and the job itself, not shared without asking first.
Keep piles are respected
Anything flagged as keep, sentimental, or undecided is set aside, not judged.
Personal items come back to you
Documents, photographs and anything that looks personal get surfaced rather than loaded.
No commentary
The crew does not remark on the condition of the home, during the job or after it.
How a Cleanout Runs
First conversation
What the property is, what the timeline is, who is coordinating.
Photos or a free on-site walkthrough
On-site is standard for anything larger than a room, and it is where the real scope becomes visible.
Custom flat quote
Written, itemized, and covering the job as scoped.
Scheduling
Single day, multiple days, or staged units depending on volume and on what the household can absorb.
The work
Room by room. Keep-items separated first, then load-out.
Final walkthrough
You confirm the property is where it needs to be before the last unit leaves.
What a Cleanout Looks Like
Driveway
A unit set on the driveway, close to the door the work comes out of
Two units
Whole-property work runs on more than one trailer
At the door
Set square to the garage, where most of a cleanout comes out
The Hardest Part Is Making the Call
Most hoarding cleanout Myrtle Beach families schedule was put off for months before anyone picked up the phone. The estimate is free and nobody gets judged for how long it took.
Cleanout and Hoarding Questions
There is no flat rate, because these jobs vary more than any other service Junk It offers. Price is driven by total volume, the number of dumpster loads generated, crew hours, and access conditions like stairs or a long driveway.
A single-room job may be close to a standard full-service loading rate, while a whole-house hoarding cleanout can run several crew days and multiple units. The estimate is free and on-site, and the resulting quote is a flat number rather than an open-ended hourly rate.
No. On-site estimates are free anywhere in the service area, including Aynor, Loris, and Pawleys Island. For smaller jobs, photos texted to (843) 453-2333 are often enough to get an accurate number without scheduling a visit at all.
No, and that is a policy rather than a courtesy. Crews working hoarding cleanout Myrtle Beach jobs do not comment on the property during the work or afterward.
Most of these houses got that way through illness, grief, or a slow accumulation nobody chose, and the company treats it accordingly.
Anything flagged as keep gets set aside before loading begins. Documents, photographs, jewelry, and anything that reads as personal get surfaced to you rather than loaded, even when they were not flagged. On estate jobs this is routinely where families recover paperwork they assumed was lost.
General debris, spoiled food, and heavy soiling are within scope. Every cleanout is different, so the crew reviews the amount of material, property access, and labor required before pricing the job -- if something falls outside the scope of a standard cleanout, that comes up at the estimate stage, not mid-job.
Most three-bedroom houses run one to three crew days depending on density and access. A severely packed property can run a week or longer, and those are usually staged with units swapped as they fill rather than attempted in one push. The estimate includes a realistic day count, not an optimistic one.
Yes. Foreclosure trash-outs, property preservation, and pre-listing cleanouts across Horry County are a regular part of the schedule. Fixed deadlines get confirmed in writing, and documentation of the completed work is available where a lender or asset manager requires it.
The standard restrictions hold: paint, dirt, concrete, and raw garbage such as food waste or human waste. Appliances, mattresses and box springs, TVs and monitors, and tires are all accepted at $30 each, and on cleanout jobs those counts get itemized in the quote up front rather than added afterward.